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silverfoxx

silverfoxx

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1 Posted on 10/10/2006 at 10:16:25
Hi
Please can someone give me some advice. I've been making music on my pc for about 4 years and although I'm fairly happy with the results, when I listened to the new rave cd from NME and the latest mixmag compilation I realised how far away from the professionals I am in terms of production.(although my tracks aren't really intended for the dancefloor) I use Cakewalk Homestudio with shitloads of softsynths/drum machines a microkorg and samples with a creative 5.1 soundcard and surround/sub system. I'm wondering if it's the speakers that are holding me back My tracks are online at www.myspace.com/silverfoxx. Any pointers would be gratefully received
erkaudio

erkaudio

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2 Posted on 10/25/2006 at 11:33:36
one thing is theyre prolly using actual rack equiptment and synths and stuff which adds more depth and harmonics and stuff. it just "sounds" better than something a computer can make. and second, theyre getting it mastered by a seperate mastering studio prolly, most projects put about 10k$ towards mastering alone when budgeting. i like your song knowledge magazine alot. sweet bass. i make music using reason, you can listen at soundclick.com/erkaudio
~eric
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